Titan Books has just released the Terminator concept art of the Moto-Terminator, where a Terminator robot is seen riding a motorcycle - in particular, the Ducati Hypermotard. When the Terminator decides to lower itself and fuse with the bike, it will turn into an automatic killing machine that comprises of red lights eyes, boasting weapons that would wipe out humanity in the blink of an eye while boasting such a detailed, technical body. Who do you think would win in a fight - an Autobot or Decepticon from Cybertron, or the Moto-Terminator?

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Buffalo has released a whole lot of external storage solutions in the past, but most of the time those are meant for power users which comprise of mainly males due to the target demographic. Well, looks as though they’ve turned over a new leaf now with the Buffalo MiniStation Red that is not only stylish but lightweight as well, tipping the scales at a mere 190 grams. It will come in three capacities - 250GB, 320GB and 500GB, where the 2.5″ hard drive will come equipped with Turbo USB 2.0 interface that is around 20% faster compared to USB 2.0, alongside SecureLock Mobile technology for added security.

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The Breathing Bud device is a concept that gives a visual indicator of your air quality at home (or wherever else you place it) using color codes. It was designed to look like a pleasant bud, where vents at the base will suck in the air for analysis. A blue bud would point towards good quality air, while a pink light means you ought to do something about the air quality around you, where moving to the countryside would be the best bet. The Breathing Bud is powered by being connected via USB to your computer, where it will also use the same connection to transfer relevant analyzed data. We would have liked to see the Breathing Bud feature a green color instead to indicate great quality air to go along with the overall green theme.

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The hyped up Palm Pre isn’t even out yet, and we already have another leak of a new Palm device known as the Eos that looks set to knock our collective socks off. After all, this quadband GSM/HSDPA smartphone will measure a mere 10.6mm thin, tip the scales at 100 grams and come with the following :-

• 2.63″ capacitive display at 320 x 400 resolution


• 2-megapixel camera with video recording capability


• Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP and USB 2.0 connectivity


• A-GPS support


• Audio and video file format support


• 4GB internal memory

It will be available from AT&T and retail for $349 before rebates are applied.

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$1,324.99, Sharp LC-C5255U - 52inch Widescreen 1080p
$999.88, Haier HL47K - 47inch Widescreen 1080p LCD
$23.99, Sony Optiarc Black 24X DVD/CD SATA
$69.99, LITE-ON Black 4X BD-ROM DVD Drive
$499.99, TOSHIBA Satellite L305-S5933 NoteBook

Best Deals at www.UberBargain.com

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Softbank has made available a bunch of hand-made lacquered cases under the Japan Texture range, and these are unlike any other case you’ll find on the market at the moment - in Japan, at least. Bear in mind being hand-made, these won’t be cheap since they are not mass produced in some factory somewhere in China. There are only 50 units for each design, and they will retail for $407 apiece. We need not say that each Japan Texture case that is spoilt or thrown away, the remaining ones will increase in value - just like whatever’s left of the original 399 Ferrari Enzos.

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T-Mobile ˇ users will be pleased to know that the Android Cupcake 1.5 update is now available, but do take note that customized ROMs will be able to thwart the ˇ’s ability to receive the update notification. Good thing that removing those cooked ROMs isn’t exactly a tough thing to do, so make sure that gets done before the official Cupcake update can be applied. For those who have already made the jump, how do you find it so far?

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Asus has rolled out the F6V Series notebook that is different from the rest as it boasts an infused scent to make sure your workplace always smells great even after you’ve worked out at a gym without taking a shower. Available in Musky Black and Morning Dew colors, this 13.3″ notebook will come with the following :-

• ATI Radeon HD4570 graphics processor


• 13.3″ LED display at 1,280 x 800 resolution
• SRS Premium Sound
• Built-in speakers
• 1.3 megapixel webcam

No idea on how much it will cost though.

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Check out this Apple netbook concept that looks set to move a gazillion units if it were ever to be released, so hopefully some boffin from Cupertino would be reading this and head straight to the drawing board to come up with something similarly stunning. The concept will boast a portable Home directory, where your entire Home folder is stored in a cloud on Apple’s servers. Files that are most frequently accessed will be cached locally, and it will be powered by the iPhone OS which ought to be sufficient for everyday use. You can also dock the Apple netbook to recharge it as well as increase its flexibility with a whole host of USB and FireWire ports thrown in for good measure. There is also an option to connect a keyboard if you want to do a fair bit of typing on this. Anyone wishes this is a concept device that ought to see the light of day?

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Yinlips has rolled out the TDB G80 MicroPC that looks set to offer yet another alternative in the world of Mobile Internet Devices (MID) without hurting your wallet too much in these times of economic hardship. After all, for $189.99 you will find that the G80 MicroPC is equipped with the following :-

• Samsung S3C443 533MHz processor
• 4.3″ touchscreen display at 480 x 272 resolution


• 64MB internal memory


• miniSD memory card slot


• Windows CE 5.0 operating system


• Integrated Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity

You can also plug in your USB flash drives to the G80 to read files off it directly, as it is capable of handling a wide variety of audio and video formats without missing a beat. In addition, each purchase comes with other accessories like a flexbile keyboard, a 2GB microSD memory card and a trio of data cables.

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